Known as the hipster capital of the U.S. and possibly the world, Portland is home to an undeniably unique and eclectic population. And if there’s one commonality throughout all the different types of people inhabiting this Pacific Northwest city, it’s a strong love for animals, both domestic and wild.
With so many animal lovers and pet owners making their way to the city, apartments in Portland have taken note and developed some stellar amenities packages that cater specifically to pet owners and their four-legged roommates. Find your favorite community and fill out an application today.
Harrison Tower Apartments
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The five-star pet spa at Harrison Tower Apartments is second to none. With a deep stainless steel tub, a wall-mounted dryer and more than enough space for your pup to shake off the extra moisture without leaving you soaked, this intelligently designed space has everything you need to make bathtime a breeze.
Genuinely dedicated to pet-friendly principles, Harrison Tower Apartments participates in the Pet Appreciation With Sequoia (PAWS) program. This program provides residents with up to $250 in pet adoption reimbursement. Beyond that, there is no weight limit for the pets that call this 185-unit Northwest Portland community home. While there are breed restrictions, these situations are handled case by case. Be sure to reach out to management with any questions on that before or during your tour.
Altamont Summit
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Altamont Summit boasts a beautiful sandy dog park equipped with Westminster-quality agility equipment and stunning views of the lush greenery all around the complex. The perfect place to let your pup run around off-leash after a long day inside, this gated, on-site dog park is one of those amenities that just makes pet parenthood easier.
This 439-unit Happy Valley community also participates in the PAWS program and provides residents with pet adoption reimbursement within 90 days of adoption from a local shelter. This community does not enforce weight limitations; however, breed restrictions are in play. Reach out to the team before you sign your lease if you are concerned about your pets’ eligibility.
Yacht Harbor Club
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A great palace for four-legged friends to call home, Yacht Harbor Club boasts a well-equipped pet spa with an adjustable grooming table, a deep stainless steel tub with ramp entry and rubber mats designed to help you keep your footing when things get wet. This setup simply makes bathtime easier than ever before. The complex also houses an on-site gated dog run as well, making bathroom breaks before work as convenient as possible.
This 375-unit Hayden Island community welcomes cats and dogs with open arms and even a treat or two. There is a two-pet per apartment maximum and a 50-pound-per-pet weight limit. There are no breed restrictions listed on the website, however, all potential pet residents are subject to management approval before move-in.
The Reserve at Columbia Tech Center
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Located just across the Columbia River in Vancouver, Washington, the fenced-in dog park at The Reserve at Columbia Tech Center is spacious, meticulously manicured and the ideal spot to let your dog run around the grounds at full speed until it simply can’t anymore. With large trees providing shade coverage on each end and wide open space in the middle, you can easily monitor your pets in comfort while you get to know your fellow pet-parent neighbors.
This 522-unit community is open to cats and dogs. No caged animals are allowed. There is a two-pet per apartment maximum and some breed restrictions. Management reserves the right to refuse any pet so be sure to check in with them before you sign your lease.
The Club at the Park
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Another pet-friendly Vancouver apartment complex, The Club at the Park is a 206-unit community that boasts tons of open green spaces all around the community. These ample green spaces make quick trips outside with your pet convenient, easy and downright enjoyable.
The Club at the Park happily accepts cats and dogs and allows up to two pets per apartment. There are some restrictions for breeds that have been traditionally classified as “aggressive.” These issues are handled situationally, so be sure to check with management if you are unsure about your pets’ eligibility.
FortyOne 11
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FortyOne 11 sets the pet-friendly tone from the jump by displaying a larger-than-life dog statue in the mail room. Beyond that, this community benefits from an undeniably pet-friendly location right between Two Plum Park and King School Park. This close proximity to multiple prime pet-walking destinations makes FortyOne 11 one of the best places for active pet owners to call home.
Located in Portland’s highly coveted Humboldt neighborhood, this 112-unit apartment community is open to cats and dogs. FortyOne 11 has no breed or weight restrictions and allows up to two pets per apartment. If you are moving to Portland with more than one large pet, FortyOne 11 should surely sit atop your list.
Haven Hills
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Haven Hills boasts a stellar, on-site pet washing station. The deep stainless steel tub with convenient side entry makes bathtime easy even for bigger breeds. The adjustable hose-style faucet ensures you’ll be able to get every nook and cranny so your pup smells clean and your apartment stays pristine.
Located in Mount Vista, Washington, this 168-unit community backs right up to Salmon Creek and miles of gorgeous walking trails along the water. There may not be a better, more calming place to take your daily walks with your dog than these scenic trails.
The Acres
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While the gated dog park at The Acres may be simple in design, it’s the perfect, wide-open safe space for your dog to let out the energy that builds up over a full day in an apartment. Beyond that, this complex boasts tons of green spaces all around the community that are perfect for on-leash walks and quick midday bathroom breaks.
Located across the Columbia River in Hazel Dell North, this 136-unit community has no breed or weight restrictions listed on its website. This community allows up to two pets per apartment and charges a reasonable $35 a month in pet rent.
Highland Crossing
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Highland Crossing boasts a well-equipped, meticulously manicured dog park complete with a pet waste station, green grass and plenty of space for your pet to let out the zoomies. This place undeniably makes pet ownership easier. Lined with shrubs and benches, this spot is just as relaxing for people as it is for pups.
This 332-unit Orchards Area community is open to cats and dogs and does not allow any caged animals. Breed restrictions are enforced against “perceived aggressive” breeds and management reserves the right to approve or deny any potential pet resident before move-in.
Acero Haagen Park
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As the name implies, this 256-unit community sits just a few blocks away from LeRoy Haagen Memorial Community Park. This large park is beloved by locals for its wide-open green spaces, sports facilities and miles of walking trails. A great place to bond with your four-legged friend after a long day in the apartment, Acero Haagen Park is one of the best places in Fisher’s Village to be a pet parent.
Acero at Haagen Park enthusiastically accepts cats and dogs and has a 100-pound weight limit. There is a two-pet per apartment maximum and breed restrictions are enforced; however, these issues are handled case-by-case. Be sure to check with management before moving in if you are unsure whether your pet will be accepted or not.
Your pet-friendly Portland apartment awaits
Whether you’re a cat person, a dog lover or just someone who wants to keep their options for pet adoption open, the apartments featured above all provide their residents with the resources they need to make pet ownership easy, convenient and enjoyable. Pick your favorite place in Portland and fill out an application today.
